The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-19
Nash. & Chatt'a.. 791S Cotton OIL certin. s29s
+Bid. tAsked.

December 5V0lOQ5 SS-Old. December ana Jan
uary 2S-64d; January and February 25-diD
"a cd; February aud March 29646t5 2S-6ld;
March and April 30-64G5 206id; Ap1l and
May S264Gt5 5l-64d; May and June "a $40
33 64d. Market Hat and irregular.
The tenders of deliveries at to.iays cearings
amounted to 1900 bales new dockets and s,l0O
bales old.
Sales for the week 81 900 bales-American
5000 bales spectators took $500 bales; ex-
porters took g. 100 bales; forwarded from ships
side direct to spiunrrs 80 100 baleS actual export
1900 bales total import l2l, 900 bales-American
10000 bales; total stock 4S9 600 bales-AmeIican
29S,000 bales; total adoat 262,0O0-American
24S.000 bales
2p. m.-The sales to-day included $500 bales
OF American
NIiddling uplands 9-i6d middling Orleans
SGD.
Futures--Uplands. low middhng clause, No
vember delivery 3l-G4d, sellers; November and
December 2S-6ld, buyers; December and
January 27-64d, buyers January and February
25-64d sellers February and March 2S-6+d.
sellers; March and April ei-6id sellers; April
and May 81 Gid, sellers: May and June 3 a3-64d,
sellers; June aud July S5-64d, sellers. Market
dull
4 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middling
clause, November delivery SS6id. sellers; No
vember and December 2S-6id sellers Decem-
Der and January 2S-6id sellers; January and
February 2S-04d, buyers; February and March
3 2S-64d buyers; March aud April lO-6Id sellers;
April and May S9-64d. sellers; May and June
St64d sell erS; June and July 36-6id, sellers.
Market closed steady.
MANCHESTER Nov. 1S-Cloths are quiet, with
but little doing. Yarns quiet and ra her easier
The market for both cot on and yarns is in
tuenced by the state of the Liverpool cotton
market
New YoRK, Nov. Is. noon.-Cotton quiet but
steady; middling uplands l0tsc middling Or
leans lNl6c; sales - bales.
Futures-Market opened firm, with sales as
follows: Novs nber delivery 10 pc, December
10 lie January 10 24c, February 10 Bic, March
10 SOC, April 10 Acc
5p. m-Market closed quiet but steady; mid
ding uplands lose middling Orleans 10>ec; sales
to-day 1917 bales; net receipts II bales, gross
1 r ales
Futures-The market closed flrm, with
sales OF $4,000 bales, as follows: November
delivery 10 3S0l10 40c, December 10 330l0 34c,
January 10 4Olpl0 4,c, February 10 4 8l0 sc,
10 o9c, June 10 760lO nc, JulylO s2@1O SIC.
Green & Co re. Jort on cotton futures says
THE market for cotton options continued
feverish, and to-day has made sharp unex-
pected turn on the upward SCALE During the
early hours, under the influence of tame
Liverpool market the feeling was weak, and
some pretty free selling put rates off 6@7
points. As soon as the offering closed, how
ever and little more direct demand developed.
there a strengthening, which rapidly as
sumed buoyancy, and resulted in an advance of
17@lS points from the lowest with the close
quite firm, though at a small reduction from
the top figure. The upward turn did not APP
pear to have much explanation outside the
timidity of the shorts, though probably some
what assisted by rumors of another forthcoming
light crop estimate"
Weekly net receipts @ bales, gross 40 6I7 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1898 bales, to the
continent 6 $40, to France 266S; forwarded 49, Si
bales; sales 1914 bales; spinners l,5l4 bales;
stock 81 222 bales
GALVESTON, Nov. 1s.-Cotton firm; middling
98ac.
NORFOLK, Nov. 1s.-Cotton quiet middling
0 l3-l6c.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1s.-Cotton nominal; middling
103sc.
BosroN, Nov. 1s-Cotton quiet; middling
1016c
WILMINGTON, Nov. 1s.-Cotton dull; middling
9s4c
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. is.-Cotton quiet; mid.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 1s.-Cotton steady; mid
NOBLE Nov. 1s.-Cotton easy; middling $3.50
MEMPHIS, Nov. 1S.-Cotton steady; middlng
90 16c.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 1s.-Cotton quiet; middling
9lbc
CHARLESTON. Nov 1s.-Cotton at a stand;
nothing DOING middling 976c.
ding 915c
Macon, Nov. 1s.-Cotton steady; middling
91Sc.
NASHVILLE. Nov. 1s-Cotton steady; middling
9l6c.
SELMA, Nov. 1s.-Cotton steady; middling 994c.
ROME, Nov. 1S.-Cotton stea 1y: mi ldling 9lsc.
NEW YoRK, Nov demonstrated net receipt
for all cotton ports D lay 1880 Bales exports,
10 Great Britain II $50 bales, to the continent
1863 bales; stock at all American ports 754 80
bales.
PROVISIONS, oRooEarES ETC.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 49, noon.-Wheat steady
demand far; hol rs offer moderately. Corn
steady; demand lair.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, noon.-Flour quiet but
unchanged Wheat lower aud heavy. Corn
lower. Pork dull mess SI 2GDl4 90. Lard
w AT 81 % Frei9ltS steady.
500 p. m.-Southern -four quiet but firmly
held. Wheat-optious fairly active; declined
13sGD15sc early, from which changes were not
material. closing heavy 1sG114c above bottom;
cash I5611c lower; ira ling fair lar ely in win
ter grades; No. red, November delivery $500
S714c, May 92003c, closing al S9tsc Corn ls@
cry 5514c, December 55}sQ56c, May 574Q5194c,
closing at 519Ec. Oats IkGaiic lower and less ac-
tive: No q December delivery 350b351sc, Jan
uary 35sh03j15c, May 363AQD371sc closing at
dsj5c. Hops steady. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot
at 1S16c; options opened higher closing barely
steady; No. Rio, November delivery IS 900
10 95c, December Is Sh3lG fJc May Is $50 is &c.
Sugar dull and more or less nominal; refined
quiet Cotton seed oil quiet Wool unchanged
but duh. PORK stronger and more active; mess
Beef hams firm at SIG 90. Tierced beef steady.
Cut meats quiet but firm. Middles neglected
Larl - 90 points higher and taily active:
Western steam, on spot 81 35G7 S7ls, November
delivery 81 2OtI7 IS, December % 1907 10; city
steam 81 90. Freights quiet
CHICAGO, Nov. lo.--Pork was "on the ram
page" to-day, and with net advance of 6216c
over last mig is figures. took SO much Of the
weakness out of grain that this evening wheat
shows only 15c decline from the prices of twenty
four hours previous corn &c and oats Isc. Lard
and short ribs accompanied pork upward Doc
and 25c respectively. To-day more long wheat
was brought out than yesterday, on the aggre-
gate, though il came from totally different
sources. Yesterday il WAS the big fellows who
got rid Of their hodings to-day 1t was the little
fellows. Iee grams sent out after the close last
night covered the situation pre- ty fully, and, If
not actually advising small holders to get out,
seemed at leass to induce them TO take the &C
ton most natural to out of-town orders, namely:
to sell on break. Thus It was that the floor this
morn ng was coyered with orders to sell and
the property came out all down to 754c for
December wheat, falling off from the opening
prices oil &c. Then came the boom in pork, and
wheat rallied J4c for December, but in the final
dealings there was a fractional reaction, Deceln-
Der leaving of al 7jl66DI53sc. corn was fairly
active an irregular. the market ruling weak
early, near futures in particular, due to a &C
ton in wheat, antici itSd larger receipts and
falling off in the demand for cash corn. Later
1t became firmer, due TO a prominent local OPP
orator buying freely and The advance in pork.
and p ices recovered to about last nights prices,
market eased OFF siigh ly, closing at 4s16c asked
for May. Fluctuations were within the range
of 3lc. Receipts were somewhat larger than
anticipated, and estimated arrivals for to-
morrow show some Increase. The demand for
cash corn was less urgent. shipper, d criini lat-
ing and preferring houses where they were
loading. Oats were affect ID NC by the decline